Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 375)
Irish League of Credit Unions
2025-04-04
Intent: To seek the nomination of an ILCU Director as one of an Taoiseach's Seanad nominees
Details: Letters asking for inclusion on Taoiseachs list of Seanad nominees
Officials: Micheál Martin, Simon Harris, Robert Troy
Methods: Email
Visual Artists Ireland
2025-04-04
Intent: Influence decision making around cultural fund allocations in forthcoming budget
Details: Submission to the Government of Ireland: The Economic and Societal Value of Continued Significant Financial Investment and Capital Funding in the Visual Arts
Officials: Simon Harris, Micheál Martin
Methods: Submission to the Government of Ireland: The Economic and Societal Value of Continued Significant Financial Investment and Capital Funding in the Visual Arts - Email
IRISH MUSIC RIGHTS ORGANISATION CLG
2025-03-24
Intent: Feedback from the creative music industry to the AI Advisory's Committees report
Details: AI Advisory Committee's report on the impact of AI on the creative industry
Officials: Micheál Martin, Deirdre Gillane, Diarmuid Lynch, Niamh Smyth, Peter Burke, Patrick O'Donovan
Methods: the report was sent to AnTaoiseach, some of his advisors and the Ministers who's departmental remit covers either AI, copyright or music - Letter
Polio Survivors Ireland
2025-03-13
Intent: To bring awareness to a specific case study and highlight the issues faced by migrants with disabilities.
Details: Write to the Taoiseach's Disability Unit to flag challenges faced by migrants with disabilities
Officials: Micheál Martin
Methods: Email
Mediahuis Ireland Group Limited
2025-03-04
Intent: To progress the reform of Ireland's defamation laws
Details: To urge progress of the Defamation Amendment Bill
Officials: Helen McEntee, Simon Harris, Micheál Martin, Roderic O'Gorman, Catherine Martin, James Browne
Methods: Letter
Mediahuis Ireland Group Limited
2025-03-04
Intent: To highlight the challenges facing Irish media and identify potential action points
Details: Meeting to highlight the challenges facing Irish media
Officials: Micheál Martin, Deirdre Gillane
Methods: Meeting
Sisters of Mercy
2025-03-03
Intent: Climate Action to be a priority for Government leading to a steady and safe transition to a fossil fuel free future
Details: The Taoiseach and some Government Ministers have made statements about progressing with a liquified Natural Gas terminal (LNG) which would delay our moving away from Gas, which is crucial for preventing climate change. It would also mean higher gas and electricity bills due to costly infrastructure.
Officials: Micheál Martin, Darragh O'Brien
Methods: Email
EPIC Empowering People in Care
2025-03-03
Intent: Improved support for those in the care system to be committed to in the Programme for Government
Details: Seeking action on the Alternative Care System
Officials: Micheál Martin, Marian Harkin, Simon Harris
Methods: Wrote a letter sent via email: Seeking the following to be committed to in the programme for government.Increase funding for TuslaPlan for ending the use of SEAsDeliver an all of government commitment to care-experienced youth - Email
Community Creations Limited t/a SpunOut.ie
2025-02-19
Intent: Support for the following policy areas:1. Significant reform and investment in child and youth mental health services delivered through the cross government Young Ireland Policy Framework spotlight programme2. Prioritisation of preventative, early intervention and primary care mental health services for children and young people3. Provision of new youth hubs4. Access to affordable housing5. A meaningful input for young people in decisions affecting their lives
Details: Emails to incoming Ministers and officials regarding policy priorities for the new Dail term, particularly around youth mental health and youth work
Officials: Helen McEntee, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, Mary Butler, Jack Chambers, John Cummins, James Browne, Paschal Donohoe, James Lawless, ...
Methods: One email to each listed individual below - Email
MSD
2025-02-12
Intent: To highlight to new office holders the importance of focusing on, Healthcare Innovation, Improving Access to Medicines, the EU Pharmaceutical Legislation Revision (GPL), Public Health Initiatives and the development of a new Life Sciences Strategy in Ireland.
Details: Healthcare Innovation
Officials: Simon Harris, Jennifer Carroll McNeill, Peter Burke, Micheál Martin, Clare Mungovan, Laura Mannion, Deirdre Gillane, Stephen Foley
Methods: Email